COMIC BOOK CREATOR #37 Steve Englehart

Steve Englehart receives a career-spanning interview, with emphasis on his glorious ’70s work as top comics writer. Plus, with the help of former DC Comics' romance editor Barbara Friedlander, we redeem the once sullied name of her mentor, the late, great DC editor Jack Miller, whose career was bought to an ignominious end by company management while he suffered a fatal malady. Also, Dan Didio shares about his entry as DC exec to become the company’s co-publisher in the second portion of Greg Biga's interview. The 100th birthday celebration for Arnold Drake with an amazing conversation examining his creation of The Doom Patrol and work on The X-Men. Also, a long-promised look at the 1970s underground comix oddity, The Funny Pages, with help from the comic tabloid's editor, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs creator Ron Barrett! Also included, are regular departments such as Hembeck's latest Dateline strip. Cover by Sal Buscema and Jim Mooney. Profusely illustrated with an amazing array of covers and interior art from throughout Englehart's, Miller's, Didio's and Arnold Drakes's careers. CBC never fails to give you a revealing, informative and just plain fun selection of eye candy to go along with each feature. I can say that from personal experience, since they did a superb job of pulling up cool and rare images of old fanzines and comics when they ran the two-part interview with me, back in issues #27 and 28!